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The Chattahoochee River
Snaking its way through Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and into the Gulf of Mexico, this 430-mile river is one of the countries most historic bodies of water.
Plan Around The Chattahoochee River
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The Chattahoochee River Details
Snaking its way through Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and into the Gulf of Mexico, this 430-mile river is one of the countries most historic bodies of water. Not only does it supply water to many suburbs and cities around Georgia, but it is also responsible for the flourishing natural beauty of the forests and parks in the area. The river has also been the center of life for many indigenous settlers and Native American tribes over the last 3,000 years. It was also here during the Civil War where the Battle of West Point and Columbus took place.
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Nearby Parks Around The Chattahoochee River
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Nearby Points of Interest Around The Chattahoochee River
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8.2 mi away
Columbus Fall Line Trace
This well-paved and relatively flat trail is a fun and easy ride through northern Columbus.
11.7 mi away
Chattahoochee Riverwalk
A paradise for urban cyclists, this 22-mile Riverwalk runs through the heart of Columbus along the banks of the Chattahoochee River.
23.6 mi away
Robin Lake Beach
You do not have to head towards the coast to enjoy a fun day at the beach in Georgia!
28.6 mi away
F.D. Roosevelt State Park
Part of Georgia's largest state park was once known as Pine Mountain State Park until the area was named as a National Historic Landmark because of its use by President F.D. Roosevelt.
30.3 mi away
Florence Marina State Park
Florence Marina State Park is small at 173 acres, but popular among boaters and anglers because of its deep-water marina.
